Power Automate Training
Power Automate Corporate Training in Chennai, Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Kolkata & Pune
Excel Prodigy is one of the Leading Power Automate Training Company in India. We conducted Power Automate Training for Corporate's in Chennai, Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Pune and PAN India. Our training methodology is simple and easy to understand. We provide Instructor-led, Interactive and hands-on training with real time examples. Our instructors are knowledgeable, experienced and patient computer training professionals with both Industry Expert and Microsoft Certified Trainers.
Power Platform Training - Power Apps & Power Automate / Microsoft Flow.
Power Automate Course Overview
This course delivers an instructor-led product showcase for Microsoft Power Automate from start to finish in an engaging and practical way. Power Automate is a diverse product, turning business processes into automated, consistent and visual Work Power Automates. Power Automate is designed to interweave the various products in Office 365 as well as connect to other on-premises and web-based solutions. This course will give you the confidence to select the right actions and Work Power Automate logic for your business Work Power Automates.
Who Should Attend
The intended audience for this course would be those who have been using Office 365 for some time and are now looking at optimizing their existing business processes and designing new ones.
Power Automate Course Objectives
- Understand when to use Power Automate
- Describe the components of Power Automate and their correct use
- How to create and edit Power Automates
- Benefits of Power Automate
- Integration with Power Automate
Microsoft Power Automate Course Outline
Module 1: An Introduction to Power Platform
- Power Apps
- Power BI
- Power Automate/Flow
- Power Virtual Agents
Module 2: An Introduction to Power Automate
- What is Microsoft Power Automate?
- Features of Power Automation.
- The benefits of automation
- How to get to Power Automate?
- How to Set up Power Automate in Office 365
- What is a Flow?
- Types of Flow.
- Environment Setup
Module 3: Getting Started with Power Automate
- Exploring Power Flow Interface
- Using Power Automate Home page
- Creating Power Flow
- Navigating in Power Automate
- Editing a Power Automate
- Publish and trigger a Power Automate
- Turn off or delete a Power Automate
Module 4: Types of Automate
- Using Automated Flow
- Using Instant Flow
- Using Scheduled Flow
- Using UI Flow
- Using Business Process Flow
Module 5: Creating Flow using Template
- Creating Flow using Templates
- Understanding flow template
- Running your first flow
- Flow Details
- Flow pages, Flow Diagrams
- Editing your flow
- Sharing your flow
- Creating Automated flow from a Template
Module 6: Creating Flows as Blank
- Creating Flow from scratch
- Creating flow Triggers
- Flow Actions
- Understanding Dynamic Contents
- Testing your flow
Module 7: Understanding Expression, Logics
- Introduction to expressions
- Expression testing
- Adding single and multiple actions
- Working with Files
- Approval Process
- Looping, Condition
- Expression
- Variables
- Creating and Testing conditions
- Schedule Flow
- Examples of scheduled flow
- Using Different inputs
- Triggering Power Apps applications
- Testing Power Apps applications
Module 8: Built-in Functions
- Setting Expression
- String Function – Concatenate, Substring, IndexOf, Split etc
- Collection functions
- Datetime function
Module 9: Conditions and Looping
- Variables
- If statements
- Logical Comparison operators
- Other expression functions
Module 10: Creating UI Flows and Business Process Flow
- Understanding UI Flow
- Create and Manage UI Flow
- Benefits and limitation of UI Flows
- Creating Business Process Flow (BPF)
Module 11: Integration (Using Connectors)
- Exploring various connectors
- Standard and premium connectors
- Connecting to web services
- Using Flow with on-premises data
Module 12: Using Data
- Entities
- Connections
- Gateway
- Sharepoint Data
Module 13: Flow with Power Apps
- Using Power Apps
- Automate using Power Apps
Module 14: Good Development Practices
- Good Development Practices
- Naming and connecting
- Static results
- Documentations
- Using Physical button to trigger flow
- Trigger based on location
- Error Handling
Module 15: Deployment, Administration and Maintenance
- Maintaining a Power Automate
- View history and analytics
- Sharing a Power Automate
- Export and import Power Automates
- Office 365 administration for Power Automate
- Environments
- Data integration
- Deploying Microsoft Power Automate flows from one environment to another